This comprehensive collection brings together the complete longer fiction of Jane Austen, including her six finished novels, her early epistolary novella, and her unfinished works.

Spanning the Regency period, these works explore courtship, inheritance, social ambition, moral growth, and the delicate balance between emotion and reason. With wit, irony, and psychological precision, they portray the intimate dramas of family life and the quiet tensions of English country society.

Included in this volume:

Sense and Sensibility (1811)

Pride and Prejudice (1813)

Mansfield Park (1814)

Emma (1816)

Northanger Abbey (1818, posthumous)

Persuasion (1818, posthumous)

Lady Susan (1871, posthumous)

The Watsons (unfinished)

Sanditon (unfinished)

From sparkling social satire to more mature meditations on regret and second chances, this collection reveals the full arc of Austen's artistic development. The inclusion of the unfinished works offers readers a rare glimpse into her creative process and evolving narrative voice.

Presented in a single, carefully formatted volume, this edition is ideal for students, scholars, and readers who wish to experience the complete range of Austen's fiction in one place.